William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878)
American romantic poet, journalist and editor

Poems by William Cullen Bryant

• A Forest Hymn
• A Meditation on Rhode-Island Coal
• A Northern Legend
• A Presentiment
• A Scene on the Banks of the Hudson
• A Song of Pitcairn’s Island
• A Summer Ramble
• A Walk at Sunset
• A Winter Piece
• After a Tempest
• An Indian Story
• Catterskill Falls
• “Earth's Children Cleave to Earth”
• Earth
• Green River
• Hymn of the City
• Hymn of the Waldenses
• Hymn to Death
• Hymn to the North Star
• “I Broke the Spell That Held Me Long”
• “I Cannot Forget with What Fervid Devotion”
• “Innocent Child and Snow-White Flower!”
• Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood
• June
• Life
• Lines on Revisiting the Country
• Love and Folly
• March
• Midsummer
• Mutation
• November
• October
• Ode for an Agricultural Celebration
• “Oh Fairest of the Rural Maids!”
• Rizpah
• Romero
• Seventy-Six
• Song (Soon as the glazed and gleaming snow)
• Song of Marion's Men
• Song of the Greek Amazon
• Song of the Stars
• Sonnet To----
• Spring in Town
• Summer Wind
• Thanatopsis
• The African Chief
• The Ages
• The Arctic Lover
• The Battle-Field
• The Conjunction of Jupiter and Venus
• The Constellations
• The Damsel of Peru
• The Death of Lincoln
• The Death of the Flowers
• The Disinterred Warrior
• The Evening Wind
• The Gladness of Nature
• The Greek Boy
• The Greek Partisan
• The Green Mountain Boys
• The Hunter of the Prairies
• The Hunter's Serenade
• The Hunter's Vision
• The Hurricane
• The Indian Girl's Lament
• The Journey of Life
• The Knight's Epitaph
• The Lapse of Time
• The Living Lost
• The Massacre at Scio
• The Murdered Traveller
• The New Moon
• The Old Man's Funeral
• The Past
• The Prairies
• The Rivulet
• The Skies
• The Strange Lady
• The Twenty-second of December
• The Two Graves
• The West Wind
• The Yellow Violet
• To a Cloud
• To a Musquito
• To a Waterfowl
• To Cole, the Painter, departing for Europe
• To the Apennines
• To the Fringed Gentian
• To the River Arve
• “Upon the Mountain's Distant Head”
• “When the Firmament Quivers with Daylight's Young Beam”
• William Tell
• “Blessed Are They That Mourn”
• “No Man Knoweth His Sepulchre”

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